I live in SF, work at a "FAANG adjacent" company so I'm surrounded by the same crowd. The minority of us who had fun to drive cars in the first place are not t

I live in SF, work at a "FAANG adjacent" company so I'm surrounded by the same crowd. The minority of us who had fun to drive cars in the first place are not the ones going with Teslas for the fun driving experience. (if anything I know more who do in spite of the driving experience for practical reasons... I was one of them when I first got here from NYC) I mentioned Civic and Camry because they're common in the entire US, but most BMWs/Audis/Lexuses driven in the Bay Area are similarly utilitarian models. There might be a few more M3/M4s in our parking lot than you'd find in a random one across the country for example, but they're still drowned out by SUVs and sedans with base engines. - Maybe we're talking past each other because I'm assuming "fun to drive" in terms of driving dynamics, where by "fun to drive" you might mean the tech part. That would be more in line with my original point, and I could actually see being common.